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Newspaper
News
Location
Frederick, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1910
Page
2
A fragment of historic cookery text detailing ham preparation in cold water, clove studded roast with wine, scalloped vegetables, and an Easter pudding method using gelatine and milk. Also describes preparing colored eggs and a chocolate blancmange style pudding with lemon or wine jelly, plus a vanilla cream step.
The Presbyter Church Miss Maywood quartet plus soprano Markey, Bowers, Hen yickson will render an evening of Lenten and Easter music tomorrow at 7 20. The program includes quartets and solos from Comba, Roberts, Rowe Shelley. Miss Therew Buckeystown violinist will perform a solo. Rev Dr Freeman to speak on Hosanna and the occasion of Palm Sunday and Easter.
President Harry H. Apple of Frank Marshall College in Lancaster is due to arrive in Freder-Seba this evening and will spend Sunday as guest of his cousin H. Apple. He will deliver the pulpit at the Pievangelical Church tomorrow morning.
Town notes mark Groundhog Day, St Patrick’s Day, and the approach of spring with weather quirks and cautions. Churches, lectures, operas, cinema, and college events fill a lively week as Braddock Hotel sales, rail concerns, and street improvements shape town life.
A fragmented 19th century notice discusses Holy Week attitudes and Easter week. It notes schools closing for Easter holidays. It mentions Historical Society and Daughters of the American Revolution postponing meetings until Easter week. It references Maryland Day on Thursday and housekeepers preparing Easter cakes. It ends urging readers to remember the poor as the holiday season approaches.
On Thursday night at Lake View the Frederick Junior basketball team edged the YMCA Intermediate squad 11 to 6 in a lively game. The first half ended 6-1 in favor of the juniors as Cale led the offense with two goals and solid defense. Key players included Sunita Intermediatey, Forwarda Kemp Miller, Doll, Kreh, and Center Mateny. Referee Thomas, umpire Kreh, timer Sheehan. Time of halves set at 20 minutes each.
The Land of Nod the large stage spectacle arrives at the Opera House on March 25 with grand effects and a top company led by Knox Wilson. The cast includes Neil McNeil Anna McNabb Florence Sinnott Dorothy Ellis William Morgan Claude Lightner Nelson Riley and Robert Lalande in a lively entertainment full of light comedy and magic.
Rayner Jamison of near Linganore Mills cut the finger and thumb of his left hand badly yesterday evening while splitting a string with an axe. The blade struck the forefinger and thumb, making deep gashes. Dr. J M Goodman dressed the wounds.
The boys plan a 9 30 meeting at the Y M C A conducted by the boys secretary and aimed at drawing many youths. Afterward they will attend the M E Church, South, by body, hoping to attract at least one hundred participants.
Vacation at the Visitation Academy on East Second Street begins Wednesday. The school closes with a Mary land Day ceremony. Sister Mary Josephine Raphel will mark a golden jubilee on April 10. The Ter Centenary of the Visitation order in the United States will be celebrated nationwide in June. The Frederick Convent will hold a three day observance with religious services in the Chapel. Commencement is scheduled for Monday June 6 with mass, the annual meeting and banquet of the Alumni Association. Five graduates will receive diplomas: Marguerite Bennett Mary Starr Marie Hammond Mary Clark and Margaret Cavanagh. The event commemorates 300 years of the Visitation order in the United States. Sisters from Georgetown founded the order here in 1946. The Alumni Association was formed during the Golden Jubilee in 18a and is seeking many alumni. Mike Marin O'R of New York a 1849 graduate serves as president. Mrs Susan Cockey Fendale of Riverton Va is honorary president.
Company A of this city, formed five years ago, leads amateur theatre with annual Easter Monday shows. This year they stage a Spanish American War style production featuring a soldier company and the Red Cross Nurse. The play promises war drama with humor and strong acting.
The Frederick Art Club met on Thursday evening with several papers read. Miss Anna Thomas presented Spanish Sculptors and Architects of Woodesivere, and Miss Broariy read The Life and Works of Cer vitates. Mrs FL Stoner read from Don Quixote. No club election next week.
The sale of the Clinton E. Hedges estate on the George Houck farm at Harmony Grove drew the season’s largest bids. Horses sold up to 291.50 dollars and cows to 89 dollars, with total receipts near 5 400 dollars, about 4 000 in cash. Auctioneers Harvey K. Ease and John J. Dutrow supervised, John B. Grove served as clerk. advertisement ran in The News.
An old promotional note touts Pape's Diuretic as a quick cure for kidney and bladder issues. It claims rapid relief from back pain, nervous symptoms, and urinary problems, urging readers to buy the fifty cent treatment from any druggist and to trust Pape Thompson & Pape of Mindonat as a reputable firm.
During the year income and disbursements are shown with figures. assets include real estate valued at 12,0007 00 and stocks owned by the company, cash in banks, and interest and rent receivables. Liabilities show total unvaried pre Hin at 710 60 and amounts required to rein g ute atl outstame at 2,149 69 with transfer credits of 480 44.
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